Europe's first digital infrastructure ETF launched via HANetf

Targets "explosive growth" of connectivity

James Baxter-Derrington
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Europe's first digital infrastructure and connectivity ETF has been launched via the HANetf platform, the firm’s sixth thematic ETF to date.

Sponsored by Quikro, the Digital Infrastructure and Connectivity UCITS ETF (DIGI) targets companies which are "positioned to benefit most from the explosive growth of the digital infrastructure virtuous circle of expanding users, data, applications and bandwidth". Sanlam to manage world's first active global equity Shariah ETF DIGI tracks the Tematica BITA Digital Infrastructure and Connectivity index, which has been developed between Tematica Research and HANetf, and comprises over 80 global equities "at the forefront of the digital infrastructure revolution". The fund is focused ...

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